Sentence examples for operating subsidy from inspiring English sources

The operating subsidy on the run was nearly $4 million last year.

Every form of mass transit in our city relies on operating subsidy, and ferries are no exception.

Boston's gleaming new $800 million convention center will open in a few months, yet it has booked only a handful of conventions and will need at least a $12 million annual operating subsidy in its first few years.

When Wisconsin's Governor Scott Walker rejected funding for high speed rail in his state, he cited the expected $8 million annual operating subsidy as the reason for his cancellation.

Finally, it will have to prove that if the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco system is built, it can serve millions of passengers without an operating subsidy, as required by state law.

Ambassador University, as the college had become after earning regional accreditation in Texas, ceased operations in 1997 as the church could no longer provide its annual operating subsidy.

Under the deal, the Pechangas would provide several hundred thousand dollars a year in operating subsidies to the Southwest, in addition to paying for construction and operation of their new museum.

New York City provided $173,000 in operating subsidies over the years.

Mr. Boardman also reduced the amount of operating subsidies Amtrak received from the federal government.

Congress has told the railroad to expect an end to operating subsidies by 2003.

Those profits are needed to help the railroad meet a cutoff in operating subsidies at the end of the 2002 fiscal year.